Cut and colour for Cansa

This year's Cansa Shavathon was well supported by mid-South Coasters.

March 4, 2020

Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute

Pupils and members of the local community gather at the Scottburgh High hall to colour or cut their hair for Cansa.

THE 17th national Cansa Shavathon was held at various locations countrywide last week.

This year’s theme was “Hope”, as participants gave hope to cancer survivors and loved ones, by showing solidarity with them in the fight against cancer when they either cut, shaved or sprayed their hair.

Dominic Jarvis shaves his head in support of this year’s Shavathon.

Mid-South Coasters supported the Shavathon at Scottburgh High last Friday and at Scottburgh Mall on Saturday.

Funds raised go towards Cansa’s care and support programmes for patients, loved ones and caregivers.

Sarishka Amichund and Sheruya Govender go colourful for Cansa.

Abhay Harikasun (standing) gets to add some colour to his brother Udhav’s hair.

Jessica Grace Hohne has her hair sprayed by school teacher, Peter van Wyk.

Cansa Shavathon volunteers colour and cut hair at Scottburgh High last week.

Adara Low gets her hair sprayed by Lucy Allison.

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March 4, 2020

Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute

Cut and colour for Cansa

This year's Cansa Shavathon was well supported by mid-South Coasters.

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